PPC for Clickbank?

Make sure you're targeting women. Even direct linking, 550 hops should have given you at least 1-5 sales. You should be getting at least 1% conversions. Having 0 sales means your ads suck, you're targeting the wrong people, or your keywords suck. Consider creating your own landing page and drive traffic to the landing page first to pre-sell them. Flow should look like:

traffic source (ads)--->landing page (pre-sell)--->affiliate offer (hop)

Im wondering, why are you using 7search and not Bing ads.

7search is low quality traffic, so the chances of selling a Clickbank product using it is low.

Here are examples from the WF..

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...d-7search.html

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...e-testing.html

7search is really low quality traffic. There's a reason it is cheap - it doesn't convert. Most of it is fake. Of the real traffic, most are not buyers. After a lot of testing and weeding out the worst affiliate sources, you can get lucky one in awhile and profit but even then it is not scalable or sustainable. Choose a higher quality traffic source.

If making money online was as simple as buying traffic and sending it straight to a clickbank offer, we would all be billionaires, i know i would :-)

good luck!

it´s not recommended to use 7 search anymore...
I´d use facebook ads in other to promote clickbank products
Remember that those product are hard to sell.

One important step before starting any marketing program is having a goal and have a way to measure the outcome. When you accumulate data, measure the results against your goal. Whether it is positive or negative, analyze your data and determine what succeeded and what did not succeed. What can be done to improve the result to bring the campaign in line with your goals? If your goal was to buy real cheap traffic, it sounds like you succeeded. Did you analyze your clicks and determine if you got placed in front of the searches that you were expecting? Did your bid match types produce the expected results? Did you take corrective action and block undesirable sources, use negative keywords, or customize ad content to better match your keyword’s intent? 7Search has over a dozen tools at your disposal that you may use to control your campaign performance. Even if you try other networks, plan out a strategy and measure your results. Analyze the data you just bought and determine if there are ways to improve. If you don’t know, ask for help from their support staff before you blow through your whole budget. Good Luck.

Avoid 7Search; the quality is notoriously bad. If you're intent on PPC, get your feet wet with Bing Ads.

If I were you, I'd also look into these:

1. Youtube.
2. Facebook.
3. Pinterest.

Since this is where the majority of their social traffic is coming from:

Venusfactor.com Analytics - See Traffic Ranking & Stats

You could also get your feet wet with display advertising. You'll need around $1,000, but if you're keen to get started on a low budget, consider buying description space under relevant Youtube videos.

Cheers - Tom

/Search dosn t guarantees targetted traffic, what do you need!

I recomand you to spend the same money in a AdWords or Facebook Ads campaign!

Of course is hard to receive clicks spending few cent/click so you must learn to use one of these instruments and then focus on it!

I remember those days and know exactly what you feel right now! As others have already suggested, ditch 7search altogether and try something else. Facebook seems like a great place to start.

Since you're direct linking your offers, the ad itself should probably need a little polish as well. You should try a ton of different ad variations (20 or more). You'll notice that even a slight change like the order of words in a sentence will make a difference!

I'll also take the time and suggest the adult niche. There are many affiliate programs nowadays and even more tube sites where to advertise. This is where I have found the most success by direct linking with no landing page. Could be just me... lol.